It would be nice to utilise local motion detection on camera, using the hardware motion detection facilities of the chip.
If motion is detected (or stops), we could then call an external script for signalling to external systems.
As an alternative, one thought I had would be to output at a low framerate if no motion is detected, and increase to a high framerate if motion is detected. This has the benefit of being able to plug straight in to a Motion setup, while reducing CPU/GPU load on the Motion machine when no motion is detected by the camera.
It would be nice to utilise local motion detection on camera, using the hardware motion detection facilities of the chip.
If motion is detected (or stops), we could then call an external script for signalling to external systems.
As an alternative, one thought I had would be to output at a low framerate if no motion is detected, and increase to a high framerate if motion is detected. This has the benefit of being able to plug straight in to a Motion setup, while reducing CPU/GPU load on the Motion machine when no motion is detected by the camera.
Thoughts?